Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of blogs targeted to the prospective KWU student. This chapter is constructed to acknowledge the previously unknown stressors and challenges faced by many throughout the past 13 months, and the difficulties that returning to traditional...
The latest production from KWU Theatre, "Little Shop of Horrors", will be performed this week in Fitzpatrick Auditorium. Opening night is Friday at 7:30 p.m., with performances Saturday (7:30 p.m.) and Sunday (2 p.m.) to follow. Seating is extremely limited, and is primarily...
Kansas Wesleyan announced Tuesday that it will honor the history of education in Salina with a new scholarship. Children and grandchildren of Marymount College alumni will be eligible for a 50% tuition scholarship. The scholarship applies to new full-time, on-ground, on-campus...
If you asked a group of KWU students what the most dominant program on campus was, there would be many different answers. Perhaps the greatest level of recent domination, however, belongs to the KWU DECA program. The squad won 39 of 41 possible medals and took 15 of 18 first-...
The latest edition of KWU Student Media’s flagship program, NewsDesk, honors a significant monetary donation from alumni Gus ’14 and Hannah ’16 Applequist. A portion of the gift is dedicated to the KWU Communications department and will be used to provide significant technological...
Stephanie Martinez will be chasing redemption when she runs in the NAIA Women's Cross Country National Championship on Friday. Teammate Tabetha Deines is also running but views the event more as a break from her everyday routine. Martinez and Deines will be among a large field of...
Kansas Wesleyan University has announced Katelin Keough, a transfer from Hesston College, as the winner of the first Dr. Rebecca Chopp Scholarship Competition, contested virtually in early March. Keough (Albany, Ore.) intends to major in Communications and will join KWU this fall...
Famous Greek physician and Father of Medicine, Hippocrates, once said, “Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love of humanity.” Even if Hippocrates had not referred to medicine as art, it is irrelevant to Kansas Wesleyan University alumna Meriah (Forbes) Moore....
Kansas Wesleyan University’s Debate and Forensics team capped its 2020-21 season March 25–28 with a spectacular performance at the National Christian College Forensics Invitational (NCCFI), a national competition centered around Christian educational institutions. The team won...
Kansas Wesleyan University’s Nursing program has been moved to full approval by the Kansas State Board of Nursing (KSBN), following a vote taken by the Board Wednesday morning, March 24. The vote, which is effective through 2023, gives KWU’s program full accreditation and approval...
